Thomas Sowell Quotes

The Most Basic Inherent Constraint Is That Neither Time Nor Wisdom Are Free Goods Available In Unlimited Quantity. This Means That In Social Processes, As In Economic Processes, It Is Not Only Impossible To Attain Perfection But Irrational To Seek Perfection- Or Even To Seek The Best Possible Result In Each Separate Instance.

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